Richmond Falls and Richmond Governor Change in 1865
The report notes fires destroying 1280 buildings in Richmond and General Weitzel replacing Gen. Shepley as military governor. It also mentions Henry Wootie’s arrival in New York as a jailed ex rebel congressman, a seizure of 1500 barrels of whisky, a murder trial in Detroit, and Grant’s claimed captures and plans.
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Rchimond
Shepley
Weitzel
Henry &. Woote
New York
Europe
St Leonia
Insi Ode
Romance Amid War at Tyler Mansion
A Troy Times account tells how John Kick, recovering from illness near General Grant’s lines, marries Miss Tyler, adopted daughter of Joho Tyler. The couple’s brief romance ends with Gus Rick and Mrs Kick pursuing a quiet life while John serves on guard duty at City Point.
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Mr. Evancis
Troy Times
Army of the Potomac
Me. Holt
John Kiss
Misa
Buffalo
Max Tyler
Joho ‘Tyler
Polhice
Twain
Mervand Mes
John Rick
John
Mira
Tyler
Rick
Dobr
Ricks
City Point
Ryler
Holt
Cigan
Fife
John Kick
Molnibold's Hatrice Promoted For Nervous Debility
A garbled ad text touts Molnibold's Hatrice Muchu as a remedy for "Tin Gerry of Man te Strength" and general nervous debility. It urges immediate use to restore vigor and vitality.
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Tin
Molnibold
Richmond News Old Prices Fire Ruin and Evacuation
Richmond dispatches detail a sharp shift from high prices to normal rates as Richmond endures a great fire, evacuation rumors, and military governance. Reports cite 1,000 buildings lost, 200 cannons captured, convicts escaped, and nail lines restored while ships, mail, and Libby prison connections shape a city under Union authority.
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Richmond
State Penitentiary
Shipley
Ripley
City Point
Hortress Monroe
Annapolis
Wiley
Castle Whotodes
Frederick Shatter
Confderate Breadh
Union
Libby
Louisiana
Confederate Congress
Danville
Davis
Breckinvidve
Gov. Smith
Richmond News: Civil War Developments Across Cities
Reports from New York and Richmond detail Union advances, Sheridan and Wright actions at Petersburg, Pickett’s mistakes, and Grant’s center assault. Richmond faces famine, 500 cannons captured, tobacco burned, and military governors appointed while pilots from Nassau are arrested amid blockade efforts.
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Herasi
Richmond
Sheridan
Wright
Lee
Pickett
Petersburg
Grant
3D Corps
Shepley
Weitzel
Mail matters at Richmond to be examined by War Dept
A letter from Special Agent Parker to Paymaster Gen McHellan reports that after consultation with Col Powers Gen Grant's assistant adjutant general the Richmond and Petersburg mail matter will be turned over to the War Department for examination. Pouches and property will be placed in the agent's charge for the post office department with a daily steam line planned between City Point and Richmond until the railroad is completed.
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New York
Jenny $. Foote
Revel Congress
Euurope
Ifnhnas
State Department
Times
Washington
New Orleans
Col. Woodley
26Th
Onion
Wade Hampton
Johnston
Goldsboro
Elerahl
Barrington
Lincoln
City Point
Southside
Times Richmond
Breckenridge
Ones
Fribune
Richmond
Aquia Creek
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Judge Campbell
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Secretary of War
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North Carolina
Herald
Mobile
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Danby's Mills
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Nassau
Smithville
Cape Fear
Beaufort
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Washington Territory
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Annasy
Reuben E. Lenton
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State of York
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Savannah
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Chicago
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